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There were so many heroes that died in Vietnam and other wars that are now forgotten and lost to the ages. So I just wanted to do my tiny little part and memorialize one of them, Danny, an old childhood friend of mine. Here is his story: I grew up with Danny at church in Abilene, Texas. He was 4 yea...

it means that a very small group is pulling the strings in information and the robotic media crowd wiggles all of its fingers and toes. Only the few Conservative outlet can keep a story alive. I've often said that the biggest threat to our country and freedom isn't the government, it's the media. T...

Depends on the purpose. Concealed carry, home defense, hunting, EOTHWAWKI survival...?? If it's for "all of the above," I'd go with an AR-10.

DNA should be taken from everyone deported. They should be told in both English and their native language that if they return to the U.S. again illegally it is a capital offense. They should be required to read same, in both English and their native language, in writing and sign said document to ac...

Yeah, let's put it on hold for now. No problem.

Could it be because black drivers are 2.5 times more likely to receive traffic tickets than white drivers?

The sheriff may have felt a little back-to-the-wall, with two ATF agents standing there grilling him. Sucks, though. I feel more antagonistic towards them than towards the sheriff.

Sorry the link didn't work. Here is the wording without the pretty picture: The United States is 3rd in murders throughout the world. However, if you remove Chicago, Detroit, Washington DC, St. Louis and New Orleans, the United States is then 189th out of 193 countries in the whole world. PS: All 5...

People don't realize the power the cartels have. They're already in all 50 states. And if you cross one of them and they catch you, they'll do things to you that makes ISIS look like a bunch of girl scouts, and don't worry they WILL find you no matter where you go. El Chapo, for example, had over 60...

Now the Cartoon Network, a popular channel for kids after they come home from school, has gone hard-core woke, with special features about pronouns, gender identity, etc. This is just getting out of control. It's becoming monolithic, beyond stopping. Even if we get a conservative president in 2024, ...

Sec. 9.31. SELF-DEFENSE. (a) Except as provided in Subsection (b), a person is justified in using force against another when and to the degree the actor reasonably believes the force is immediately necessary to protect the actor against the other's use or attempted use of unlawful force. By your de...

Sec. 9.31. SELF-DEFENSE. (a) Except as provided in Subsection (b), a person is justified in using force against another when and to the degree the actor reasonably believes the force is immediately necessary to protect the actor against the other's use or attempted use of unlawful force. By your de...

There are clear cut differences in the law between "force" and "deadly force" and specific code pertaining to when each can and can't be used. Using a gun or knife, for example, is considered using "deadly force," even if you just point it at a person. Not totally corr...

Beiruty wrote: ↑Wed Mar 29, 2023 9:08 pm Do you think being hit with a steel pipe or club on the head would kill someone?

Of course. So would being hit with a fist, but using a fist isn't considered "deadly force." The question is not whether or not it would kill someone, but how it is classified in the law.

There are clear cut differences in the law between "force" and "deadly force" and specific code pertaining to when each can and can't be used. Using a gun or knife, for example, is considered using "deadly force," even if you just point it at a person. It's a critical l...